Sentence examples for meager differences from inspiring English sources
MTPs resulted in higher sensitivity, yielding more well measured genes after data normalization, more genes significantly differentially expressed, and a greater power to detect meager differences in gene expression.
For example, if two solutions with similar RM with meager difference between them can have different weighted diameters due to distinct selection of path.
Some analysts had said that the meager difference suggested Dell might give up if H.P. were to retaliate with a much higher price.
Moreover, the impact of duration dependence is also much higher than the 5.6 pp difference implied by the movement from the 25th to the 75th percentile in the distribution of actual work experience and than the meager 2.8 pp difference between the initial hazard rates of 25 34 year-old workers and 45 54 year-old ones.
MaxStaff said the difference was based on the women's meager job history, but Nola Hitchcock Cross, the women's lawyer, said one was a former union steward with an extensive job history.
As the election nears, what once seemed a speculative threat has become a very real danger to the Gore campaign, with polls suggesting that Mr. Nader's meager share of the vote could nevertheless make the difference in eight states with 70 electoral votes.
Finally, a set of reals A has the property of Baire iff it is "almost open" in the sense that there is an open set O such that the region where O and A do not overlap (that is, the symmetric difference (O − A) ∪ (A − O)) is meager.
But there's a difference between dogged reporting and reporting that pretends even the most meager evidence — loose paraphrases, faded memories, suggestions — is definitive proof.
According to an agency worksheet that was recently leaked online, red flags include "unusual cultural differences," a large age discrepancy, an "unusual" number of children and a citizen with meager means.
